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Evening Star, Issue 4135, 29 May 1876, Page 3

Ptxblio Notlbee. FROM the ‘Suppleiir'ntaryNews,,’ printed # by Fergussoa and Mitchell, during the j Fete in aid of the Benevolent Aj-y'.ulu, bn the \ Premises of Messrs Guthrie and Lamach, May 24.1876.—0ur Loifal Industries.*- Messrs H alien tein Bros, of the New Zealand Cloth ing Factory, following the example of some of the lar e manufacturers at Home, aind more especially with a view ».f ; preventing the im-' port ition of English'clothing, intend opening, an extensive Retail Est-biishment.for the sale of their manufacture' l . For th's purpose they hay.e: fitted up commodious phmues at the corner of the Octagon and Princes sV eet: 1 ‘which are to beopened on Saturday, May 27. i This branch will be under tbe immediate ma nagement - of Mr 1 aurenson, and under the personal supervision of Sr 13. Hallenstein, the the Messrs Hallenstein Bfoa , under the management of Mr Anderson, a partner in the wholesale and factory b anch, st-rted the Ni.w Zeeland Clothing. Factory abut two and a half yearn agbl ■ They commenced on a comparatively small scale;. at present they employ, between 200 and ,300 hands. They have had to overcome many difficulties arid muemprejudicb, but iioW i; thefr goods, as . will be seen from the. ships' manifests, are being sent to all parts of New Zealand. In t unedin only they have found .persistent ‘ opposition on the part of the larger houses who are glutting this market with im ported 'goods, and, no doubt, the retailers find, it to their advantage. to, push these in preference to local manufactures. The.ptoprietora of ' the New Zealand Clothing Factory have, therefore, very judiciously decided to introduce i heir manufactures direct to the large consuming; population of Dunedin ; and, itj, order to do so effectually, they have determined to sell a single garment at the wholesale price. The selling price is to be marked in plain figures on eve»y article, from which r» abatement wil‘ be jmade.' Tire' business is to be Conducted strictl v on the cash principle, and all goods must; be. paid for ,on delivery, but any article, not found suit »ble may be exchanged, orthe ; money returned. > As will be seen from the garments presented by the New Zealand Clothing Factory in aid of the Benevolent Asylum, and now exhibited ifc this building, they me superior in style *nd quality, find at a proportionately lower price, than anything that can be imported;- But, irrespective of all these advantages, it is to the interest; of-every-one to support an industry;, which employs local labor, and is. a direct .benefit. to ■ the ?bxitcher, baker, farmer, mechanic, shopkeeper, merchant, and to au sections of theWubnu- ..' »."• \V ;’ V CARNIVAL. •'.« .• ' ~ EXHIBITORS of Pictures and Works of •. Art willing to sell Exhibits at the Eunice Auction are requested, to communicate to the . Secretary the price wanted, anything in excess i to go to the funds'of the Ffito. , ‘ Any desirous of removing (Pictures on exhibition to apply to Mr Harrey bn the premises Contributions ; to the Bruce Auctiou iyill be received up,to, six;o’clock to tlay, WILL Si DOUGLAS 1 ; . ; Secretary. : STEAMSHIP AUSTRALIA, : WEDNESDAY, MAY:3I. TIHE steam tug Geelong \y ill leave the rail- , wa y, Pj ei 'j Pert Chdmers, immediately' after the arrival of the 2 30 on Wednesday, with mails, passengers, and exc-rsion-ists, to the B.s . Australia at (he Heads, return ing in lime for the 7 -o’cloik train froraPoit,: : Return tickets-—2s 6d. iTCGEIfSMEN^ 57 Twill-silk Umbrellas, Us 6d ; worth 16b 6d. 36 . „ i, 6d; worth 17s 6d. 36 „ „ 14s 6d ; worth 19s. 60 „ „ 16s0d; worth 2ls6d. | .. ) 3 " Mtor * 6i j fJT UEabove were purchased a great bargain ip the English market, which, enables us to quote such extraordinary low priees. BROWN, EWING, & CO., 1 Princes street and Manse street.

liOSt, Found, &0. REWARtb—Lost from Anderson’s' Bay. Two Bay Horses j black points. Apply Dr Sorley, Dunedin. OST, near the Boat Office, small Scotch I terrife* Do* <-•: Btimxfc) P. Casey,; Princeq street spn'h STRAYED, on the Forbury r xcad, black . i’ony, bonded A, Apply T. A‘lan, ; Forbury. ‘ ‘ " T OST,"at the Carnival on Wednesday night, ■ J - inside ; -of . a Pocket-book,: containing memoranda and enties. ; Please return to, Stab Office. ■T OST, a Locket, with part*of a Cham : B J attached. : Glass of one inner side wanting. Be ward on tetaftning to; fcTAB Office. . - ; ; BBWARD.—Lost. » brown English £' terrier ,Slat. ,'i lie above will be paid ■on xeturning .same to Hibernian Hotel. ; " I.jQST„ a Guerilla . Cockatoo,- finder jrei : warded. Apply 0. 0. Armstrong, Hell Tower. - r - ■ ( - ■ ■ - ■ r, =- - ' • -■-•I Boards and Roaidencc. rN UPERIORBoard and'Eesidehce, north tend of the town. Cards of address at Mr Beggs Music Saloon; or ~Messrs Paterson and M‘Leod. ~ 1 /p'i QOD Accommodation for ‘.Boarders’ al Jr Mencks’s Boarding House, Yiew street, Moray Place ; j single and double j bedrooms, r T>RIVATE Board’and Residence, ami Fur ■IIT • nisbed Apartments for married couple qi family.- Knole House, Stuart street. ■ Jim Auction Notices. TUESDAY, 30th. MAY, At 2 o’clock. OLBARISG SALE. To Grocers, AVine Merchants- and Ofters. J H I- T E L A W St V C *t , are instinct;cl to sell by attc ion, a their Rooms. Rattray street, on 1 uefenay, 30t May, at 2 o’clock? ■■ ; ; • 65 cases ale (pints) 150 „ brandy . 25 N Z. gin, duty paid 11 reams brown paper : 10 cases jams (all fan ts) 61 tons fencing wire No. 7. (rusty)' 105 ash oars, 13 to 18 feet •. 10 oases corrugated iron, 6 to 9 feet 5 „ vestas 18 sacks oatmeal 2;500 second-hand coTnsscks (full weights nVrihs at.sdkj^ rliELi. ’ 11TFSSRS MACLEAN BKOS._ will, short jyj. offer for sale at public auction, the toi teen years’ lease of twenty-si? Allottaen each one quarter acre, and Raving a f onta of 66ft to MosgielMill roadi „ -For particulars .apply, either jempnaHy ■by letter, to, • san# n • / ■ 1 Faitov * -Board qt^opw^y..j ;